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Robert Redford is a Gentleman Bank Robber in 'The Old Man & the Gun'

By Nick Janks
31/07/18
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Second Trailer for 'Slender Man' Horror Film is Looking Thin

By Luke Banyai
31/07/18

In this second trailer for Slender Man, it’s a little disappointing to say that it looks awfully generic, with silly characters doing silly things.

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Submarine War Games Feature in Trailer for 'Hunter Killer'

By Nick Janks
31/07/18

It’s the Americans up against the Russians in the new submarine action-thriller film Hunter Killer, starring Gerard Butler.

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Omar Sy's 'Dr. Knock' Fails to Make the Rounds - Review

By Steph Tuite
30/07/18

Dr. Knock tells the story of an opportunistic hustler and how his relationships with the people of a sleepy town ultimately result in him finding acceptance, and his place within the community.

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Charlie’s Angels Reboot Gets the Green Light with Kristen Stewart to Star!

By Steph Tuite
27/07/18

A new Charlie’s Angels project has officially been given the go-ahead from director Elizabeth Banks and will feature Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska as the Angels.

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Nick Offerman Stars in New Comedy Film 'Hearts Beat Loud' - Trailer

By Maya Dodd
26/07/18

I’ve been a big fan of Nick Offerman ever since those glorious days of old (well, not that old) when he starred in Parks and Recreation as Ron Swanson, the hilariously straight-faced head of the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department.

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Trailer for High-Concept Kickstarter Film Project 'Book of Monsters'

By Chas Farrow
26/07/18

The trailer for high-concept Kickstarter movie project Book of Monsters shows writer Paul Butler and director Stewart Sparke are clearly genre fans.

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Jonah Hill's 'Mid90s' Trailer is an Homage to Life in the... Mid 90's

By Nick Janks
25/07/18

Hill’s Mid90s is a coming-of-age throwback to 90’s culture, going as far as being shot in the 4:3 aspect ratio, with a grainy, VHS-style look and feel.

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'The Fan' (1981) Giallo-Inspired Thriller - Throwback Film Review

By Luke Banyai
25/07/18

It’s interesting to note that upon its release in 1981, The Fan was met with controversy due to multiple counts of celebrity stalking cases and the tragic murder of John Lennon.

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Rami Malek Brings Freddie Mercury to Life in New 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Trailer

By Nick Janks
25/07/18

Bohemian Rhapsody tells the story of one of the music world’s most enigmatic frontmen, Freddie Mercury of the band Queen.

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New Zealand Comedy Film 'The Breaker Upperers' - Review

By Steph Tuite
24/07/18

Tired of your relationship? No problem. Don’t have the balls to tell your other half it’s you, not them? We got this. Want to disappear from your partner’s life for good? Consider it done.

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New Trailer for Cyberpunk Sci-Fi Film 'Alita: Battle Angel'

By Nick Janks
24/07/18

Alita: Battle Angel is the new hybrid CGI-cross-live-action sci-fi film from producers James Cameron and Jon Landau, directed by Robert Rodriguez.

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Jamie Foxx Mentors Taron Egerton in New 'Robin Hood' Trailer

By Nick Janks
24/07/18

The new trailer for the stylish adaptation of the classic Robin Hood tale sees Foxx’s Little John teach Egerton’s Robin Hood the way of the bow and arrow.

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Warner Bros. Pictures Unveils 4 Blockbuster Movie Trailers at Comic-Con

By Nick Janks
23/07/18

The 2018 edition of Comic-Con is in full swing and Warner Bros. Pictures has treated fans to 4 blockbuster movie trailers from its upcoming slate.

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First Trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's 'Glass' Unites the 'Unbreakable' Universe

By Nick Janks
23/07/18

The first trailer for Glass dropped at this year’s Comic-Con, introducing the film’s peculiar superhuman characters whilst combining the Unbreakable universe.

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'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' Loses Director James Gunn

By Bailey Steen
23/07/18

James Gunn, the godfather of Marvel’s successful Guardians of the Galaxy franchise has been fired from the upcoming sequel after the filmmaker’s controversial tweets resurfaced during online political discussions.

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Albert Dupontel's 'See You Up There' (Au revoir là-haut) - Review

By Nick Janks
20/07/18

Writer/director/star Albert Dupontel delivers a heartfelt tribute to France’s fallen soldiers of World War 1 under the guise of a dark-comedic crime drama.

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